Fantasy Football PPR Mock Draft - 12 Teams, 10th Pick

- Updated: Friday, July 28th

As the saying goes, practice makes perfect. While we may not be able to draft a "perfect" fantasy football team, the more we practice, the better our teams will be.

Starting on June 10th, we began drafting (at least) one fantasy football team per day using the 2017 Fantasy Football Mock Draft Simulator and we will continue to do so up until the start of the 2017 NFL season.

Each day, we will switch things up -- e.g., PPR vs. standard scoring, league size, draft slot, 2-QB leagues, auction leagues, etc.

In addition, we will centralize links to our daily fantasy football mock drafts for an easy way to keep track of our mock drafts.

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Details of today's mock draft: With that said, here are the results of today's mock draft:

1.10 - A.J. Green, WR, Cincinnati Bengals: Missing six games last season due to a hamstring injury, Green failed to reach the 1,000-yard mark for the first time in his six-year career. That said, he still averaged a career-high 96.4 yards per game despite a goose egg in his 10th and final game played in 2016.

2.03 - DeMarco Murray, RB, Tennessee Titans: As "the guy" last season, Murray touched the ball 346 times for a total of 1,664 yards and 12 touchdowns. Even if second-year running back Derrick Henry sees more work in 2017 than last year, Murray is expected to continue to be "the guy."

3.10 - Travis Kelce, TE, Kansas City Chiefs: Expected to be ready for training camp after offseason shoulder surgery, Kelce set career highs in receptions (85), yards (1,125) and 100-yard games (six) and led the position in fantasy points scored despite scoring only four touchdowns. With Jeremy Maclin now in Baltimore, Kelce should be the clear focal point of the passing offense and has a chance to finish as fantasy's TE1 even if Rob Gronkowski plays a full season.

4.03 - Michael Crabtree, WR, Oakland Raiders: Half of one of the NFL's top wide receiver duos, Crabtree has been highly productive in both of his seasons in Oakland. Crabtree has a minimum of 85 catches, 900 yards and eight touchdowns each season and is coming off his first 1,000-yard season since 2012.

5.10 - Julian Edelman, WR, New England Patriots: After missing nine games combined in his previous two seasons, Edelman played a full 16-game slate and finished the year with 98 catches for 1,106 yards and three touchdowns. The addition of Brandin Cooks and a healthy Gronk hurts Edelman's fantasy value a bit, but he's a strong WR3 (in PPR) for this team as Tom Brady's most trusted receiver.

6.03 - Emmanuel Sanders, WR, Denver Broncos: After a career year in 2014 (101/1,404/9), Sanders has at least 75 catches and 1,000 yards in each of the past two seasons. A return to the offense that led to his 1,400-yard season in 2014 should lead to improved numbers even without (the 2014 version of) Peyton Manning, but a 1,000-yard season should be his floor.

7.10 - Danny Woodhead, RB, Baltimore Ravens: Missing the majority of the 2014 and 2016 seasons, Woodhead has played just 21 games over the past three years. That said, he has more than 75 receptions in each of his previous two full seasons and he should easily lead the Ravens backfield in receptions in 2017. With Kenneth Dixon out for the season, he has top-12 upside in PPR formats.

8.03 - Bilal Powell, RB, New York Jets: Finishing as PPR's RB16 in 2016, Powell set career highs in yards from scrimmage (1,110), receptions (58) and touchdowns (five). Powell had 82/411/2 rushing (5.01 YPC) and 21/141/1 receiving over the final four games of the season. Even if the Jets employ a "backfield-by-committee," Powell should lead the backfield in touches and production in 2017.

9.10 - Kareem Hunt, RB, Kansas City Chiefs: Whether he starts or not, Hunt should be highly involved in the offensive game plan early on. Extremely productive at Toledo with nearly 5,000 career rushing yards, Hunt has plenty of upside in the middle rounds.

10.03 - Corey Coleman, WR, Cleveland Browns: The 15th overall pick in the 2016 NFL Draft and the first receiver off the board, Coleman battled injuries and finished with just 33/413/3 over 10 games in 2016. An explosive athlete when healthy, the Browns will be counting on him to take a big step forward in his sophomore campaign with 1,000-yard receiver Terrelle Pryor now in Washington.

11.10 - Mike Wallace, WR, Baltimore Ravens: Even though Wallace had his first 1,000-yard season since 2011, he has finished as a top-30 fantasy wide receiver (standard scoring) in seven of eight seasons since entering the league in 2009.

12.03 - Ben Roethlisberger, QB, Pittsburgh Steelers: Since 2010, Roethlisberger has missed multiple games in more seasons (four) than he has not (three) and has finished as fantasy's QB18 and QB20, respectively, over the past two seasons, at least partly due to missed games. His home-road splits are another concern. In the past three seasons, he has averaged 8.66 Y/A with 59 TDs and 16 INTs. During that same span, he has averaged 7.38 Y/A with only 23 TDs and 22 INTs. That said, Big Ben should finish as a top-12 fantasy QB on a per-game basis in 2017 and is a must-start at home.

13.10 - Eli Manning, QB, New York Giants: After back-to-back top-10 seasons, Manning finished as fantasy's QB21 last season, but he has most talented group of pass-catchers in his career. The offensive line remains a concern, but Manning could flirt with top-10 fantasy production in 2017.

14.03 - Jonathan Williams, RB, Buffalo Bills: LeSean's McCoy backup over the past couple of seasons has had some stand-alone fantasy value and Williams moves into that role with Mike Gillislee now in New England. If McCoy were to miss any time, Williams has weekly top-12 upside.

15.10 - Los Angeles Rams DST

16.03 - Dan Bailey, K, Dallas Cowboys

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